In all, more than 700 entries cover a growing discipline.One cavil needs to be mentioned.
Entries cover whiskey sold; stock, produce, grain bought; work done; pasturage charges; wood bought; other miscellaneous items.
For example, the entries covered "too many American pop stars and Hindi movies, which Tamils may not need as a priority".
Entries cover the implied effects on ecosystems, ice sheets, and metropolitan New York; stabilizing the climate in a "moral and profitable way" also is discussed.
The entries cover all issues of Columbia Medicine, the journal of the Alumni Association of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, from its founding in June 1955 (as the P&S Alumni Association Bulletin) through Fall 2010.
Entries cover Dylan's friends and family, session musicians and touring companions, artists who influenced Dylan or interacted with him, critics (declaration of interest: there's an entry on me), fanzines and websites.
Other diary entries cover events such as his meeting in 1993 with fellow Bromley boy David Bowie, who composed the soundtrack for the TV series of The Buddha of Suburbia.
Accompanied by a bibliography and historical documents, hundreds of cross-referenced, concise, purely factual entries cover the key figures, military units, battles, dates, locales, strategies, and diplomatic turning points of the Vietnam War.
The 266 entries in Eller included only the Blackstone collection at Yale, while Laeuchli's 672 entries cover all editions of Blackstone's works published in the Roman alphabet, plus biographies, criticisms, catalogs, prospectuses, exhibitions, microtexts, and electronic resources.
